Germany WW2 Civilian WorkBook 1942 Free 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted using Sketchup 8 and then translated to every other 3D format imaginable. The native file type is .skp, while 3dsmax scenes are built with 3ds Max 2016 software and rendered with Vray 3.00. The workbook in question was initially provided to all non-military personnel in Germany during wartime. It was part of a collection of vital documents that every able-bodied citizen was required to carry at all times. This particular document stands out as it was almost impossible to replicate, making it highly valuable to the Allied forces who sought possession of it. Fast-forward several years after the war's conclusion, rumors emerged about Germans clandestinely surrendering these workbooks to British, French, and Dutch intelligence operatives with the goal of assisting saboteurs in infiltrating the German war machine. These operative attempts aimed to dismantle Germany's industrial might, bringing the new Germany to its knees. Possessing a workbook would grant you permission to engage in gainful employment, whereas not having it would brand you as an enemy accomplice. The harsh penalties for being caught without this critical document were steep; in some instances, even families faced dire consequences. Note that several pages have been deliberately omitted from this 3D model representation. Lyn Poddley of Poddley Tales Books Euro emphasizes the importance of context: this historical depiction aims to provide a factual insight into wartime documents, regardless of nationality or era. It is meant for modelers who are interested in militaria-related projects and serves as an educational tool rather than a celebration of fascist ideologies. For further learning and collaborative work on 3D modeling using Sketchup8 software, you can join Lyn's forum at the website provided below: